The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
r the prom
Keinnann

There was concert in the Second Presbyt erian
Church last Thursday night under the auspices of
Welcome Council, No. IL.
Rev. wheelock H. Parmlys church, Grove
street. was the scene of revival meeting Every
night last week, excepting last night.
Revival meetings every night this week in Trinity
NJ. L. Church. on York street, under the auspices
of the pastor, Rev. John Atkinson. d. D..
The regular Friday evening lecture on the Sun
day School lesson for the following Sunday was
delivered night before last by Mr.. Robert r.
Doherty at the Park Reformed Church.
Rev Charles Herr, who presides over the pulpit
of the First Presbs terrain Church OF Bergen lately
0 cupied by the Rev. Mr.. Fsench, deceased, has
presented the church with So 500 plot of ground
ON Emory street, to be used for church purposes.
There was an oyster supper in the Sunday school
of Grace r. E. Church, corner Erie and Second
streets last Wednesday evening. at which were
present Mrs Illingsworth and daughter, Mr. Geo.
II. White and wife, j. D. Simmons John Medole,
Charles Boltwood, Mrs DR.. Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs.
George H LIE Blanc. the Misses L. and f. LIE Blanc.
Mrs. Esher and son, John Birdsall and wife, Mrs.
William Holcomb and three sons, Mrs PARROT, H.
Laing and Miss Hyatt, Miss Lena Johnson, Mrs. b.
Goetschin and daughter, Mrs. Cannon. Mr.. Beges.
Mrs. Reehill and daughter, Charles Vedder, Mr..
Lieb, H Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell, John Pei
10th, Miss II. Mcleod. Mr.. Lewis, G. L. Saunders,
Miss Susi- Birdsall, Water Birdsall, Mrs. Thinner
man and daugh er, Miss S. Alderman, Miss Viola
Mitchell aud Miss Maude Crogerio.
The regular menthly reception at the Tabernacle
under the auspices of the ladies of the church,
held last Wednesday night. and was attended By
the loveliest church people in town. The music,
both vocal and instrumental, OF a high order
and every body was pleased with the affair. Among
those present were Rev. M. and Mrs. John L.
Scndder, Mr. and Mrs Geo. W. Clerihew, Mr. and
Mrs. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Keuren, Mr. and
Nj s. Edwards, the Misses Earle, Mr. and Mrs
Shaw MISS Jennie Fisk Miss Ethel Durham, Mrs.
Wood and daughters, the Misses Wright, Miss M.
Burnap Miss Vance, Miss Grace HoutoDs Mr.. and
Mrs aunt, Miss Owens, the Misses Hague, Miss
Emily Pinkham, MISS De ia Hyatt. Miss Libbie
Sende ling, NJ. Henry Bauer, Mr.. Charles Temp
kins MIR she grove Mr. Oliver @. Elliott, Mr.. w,
Bryant Mr.. ?. Graham Mr. ex Collins Mr..
White, Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Theo Parker, No Fisk,
Uongherty Mr.. Noonan, Mr.. s. @. Negus and Mr.
Miller.
A most interesting literary and musical enter
Lafayette NJ e. Chui CHI on Tuesday evening IN
der the auspices of the Young Peoples society of
the church, assisted by ElOcutionist Alfred Pear
sail. The programme included Organ voluntary,
Largo MIR. +. Dudley; Chorus, "The Bait" The
Muffin Man, by the Misses +. PIERCE f. Clark, E.
Fleming, ]. Teeple, G.. Clark, H Hoagland and A.
Lowell; soprano solo, las We Went Haying," Miss
jennie Teeple; selection Mr.. Alfr Peersall tenor
solo, selected, Mr.. T. Adams; chorus, ''The Little
Sreamlet" sele cton Mr.. Pearsali; Cantats, Quar-
rel Among the Flowers. IN which the following
3. Ctark, J. Teeple, +. Teetsell. h. Rhodes, Day-
export, j. Lowell, s. Nelson, L. Weeks, B. Clarke
and A. Jackson; selection, Mr.. Pearsall; soprano
solo, Gypsy Maiden" Miss Jennie Teepl-; chorus,
Good Night" The chorus under the direc-
ton of w Ii. H. Kase, and John q. Kase acted in
the capacity Of chairman The concert was for tn
benefit of the Sunday school.